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SITU \TION WANTED? BY A SCOTCH WOMAN, A>
nurse ?r to take the "nllr* charge oi *.i iuf.tul. or
as seamstress in a private family. Can tx* set u f,.r two
days at 51 Butler street. Brooklyn.
SAM ?WANTED? A UVE YOUNG AMKMCAN.TO
canvass (or theuf? oaily ne * paper about to be i?
aued Address Alpha Pel'a, bo* llod Post Office
rTHK SICK? AN EFFICIENT AND CoMI'KIK.Vi'
monthly nurse wishes a Hituariou as nurM to an
invsliri lady or <?ntlrman. Has been In the .taint of
taking care of both lor many years, and can be well re.
commended by puysiclans ami employers. Please apptt
at 107 East ThlitMsth street, first floor.
The advertiser. who has been doing Busi
ness in Baltimore for the past fifteen yetrs. is do.
sirous of an aget.y for ?hat city, for a manufacturing
or importing house. Unquestionable references c in b?
given. Address W., care of W. Ferryman, 29*2 Second
street
TO TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS ?A SITUATION IS
wanted by a practical tailor and cutter of twelve
years' experience, the pa.?t year in a youth and chil
dreu's first class establi?hni-nt, lor which department
he hs? an approved set of pattern*; would accept a
situation in either men's or hoys' depart ni-nt, or go in
as partner in an established concern. The best reference
given. No objection to go South. Address, all this
week, M. B., Herald office.
fpr JKt'NE HOMME FRANC Ais, MUNI HE BONNES
) ref?re?ce?, connalssaut b en In service de table, et
ausM bien l'agriculture. desire ?e placer dans nn hotel
on restaurant, ou dann tin luagaHiii; il accepter ait i\ns<i
une place u la campagce. S'a'tres-<?r No. 35 I i-.peQ.trd
street, pris Broadway.
WANTED? A WOMAN 10 NURSE A HA ill", NOW
about two moiitha old. None need ?''I|I,|y but a
Protestant, who can give good references for cliaracter
and health. AdJr?ss H., boi 2,024 post office
r ANTED ? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT \BLE
young woman; is a good plain cook, washer and
kier, also a good oaker; baa no objections to do gene
Ibousework in a small private family, has good refe
Ice. Can be aeen for two days if not engaged, at 'I'M
toome street, rear bouse, first floor.
PANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH WOMAN,
a situation as cook, in a private family; or n gen
vlemen's boarding house: is fully competent in her busi
ness, and has no objection to go a short distance in the
country. Good city reference given. Can b* seen for
two days. Please call at 156 Eleventh street, third floor,
between First avenue and avenue A.
WANTED? A SITUATION, HY A GERMAN GIRL,
to do either chamberwork or housework. Ilm
wood city reference. Inquire at 'J07 Thirty ninth .street,
Hot floor, between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
WANTED? BY A RhSPECTABI.E WOMAN, A SITU
ationas professed cook; ono who thoroughly un
derstands taking charge of a kitchen; or as pastry cook
The best city reference given. Can be seen for two days
at 106 Elizabeth street, near Spring.
Wanted? a situation, by a youn<; i.ady,
to tend a faucy .-tore or confectionery. Appl> to
M. C., 53 Sullivan street.
"*j|r ANTED ? A SITUATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
Yf by a young girl, to do general housework. Best
of reference given. Please call at No. 89 Clinton street,
Brooklyn.
WANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL,
a situation no chambermaid and waiter or laun
dress. The nest of city reference can be given from h.-c
lart place. Can be seen for two uays, at No "8 Tenth
avenue, third Il0<>r, front room.
"|*r ANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
iV young woman, to do general housework in a
small private family, or to do chamlieiwork. washing
and ironing, Good reference, t an be seen for two
days at No 47 Dey street
"IIT ANTED ? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
?T l*rotestant girl, as seamstress, who is competent
in dressmaking or pla n sewing, or would mako lierself
otherwise useful. Please call at 151 Yariok street,
third floor.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
young wotnsa, as nurse and seamstress, or a i
chiiinlc rmaid and seamstress. Tho best of city reference
can be given. Plea-* call at S7 West Nineteenth street,
betweeu Hnh and Seventh avenues, first n ?nr, back
room, for two days.
"|ir ANTED? A SITUATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
Vf by a youtii; wornsn, as first rate cool-; ha* no ob
jecttoi.s to assist iu washing: has lived in the best of fa
""tliM, and peifectly understands her bu*ioe*? Can
re good city reference. Please apply at No. 10 Onion
?urt, for two days.
TfTANTED? BT A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
Ff situation as chambermaid and laundress, or as
kxI phin cook. Can be seen at 79 Ninth street, where
?r sisters are now living, snd where she c\n be highly
?commended.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
i-cotch wonwn: is a fir-t rate cook, also au es
celleut baker; ro objection to a hotel, hoarding hius? or
saloon. Would assist in washing and ironing Good
city reference given. Call at 318 Third street, near ave
nue D, all the week.
"\tT A N TED ? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
Vf Protestant Serman girl, as cook in a private fata
lly. Good reference given. Apply at 40 West Tliii leenth
streot, between Filtu and Sixth a vet ues.
\ET ANTED ? BY A YOUNG WOMAN. A SITUATION',
?Y to cook, wash andiron, in a private lamily: has
no object'on to theconntry ; best of city refereuce given.
Please inquire at 377 Eighth avenue, second floor, back
room, for two days.
"MT^ANTEI i ? A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
W yiung woiunn, as chambermaid, and will assist
in the washing an 1 ironing; no objection to go a short
distance in the country ; wages no object Good refer
ence. Can be seen for tw o days at 69 Stantou street,
first floor, front room.'
"lit* A N TFJ) ? BY A RESPECTABLE KARROS WOMAN,
W whose thil i died, a bsby to wet nurse at her own
home. Apply at 77 West Twenty eighth street, third
floor, back rocm.
?WTTANTEI)? A SITUATION, BY A RKSPEfTARliF. PRO
Vf teatant Scotoh wom.in, a* flri-t rate cook. (Jood
city lefercnce. Can bv aeeu for two day? at No. I') War
ren street.
"\KT ANTI .I t ? BY A YOCNti GIRL, fIFTKKN YEAH-* OK
W age, a aituatlou rh waiter, or to take care of ohil
<Wen: in willing to makn herM-lf gam-rally useful Has
do objecticna to go to tho country. Call this week at 311
Wert Twcnty-*eventh ?treet.
flT ANTKP ? A SITUATION, BY A RWrPBCTABLl
Tr vouD)f woman, as cook, nnd to a* in* in the wa-h
Ing and" ironing, if required. Good reference Can be
eeeo fur two day n at No. ID Bridge street, t >p ttoor, front
room.
"*TTANTK.Iv-nY A RE5PDCTAHUC YOUNG WOMAN, a
W situation in i private family to do general ho lie
*>>rk, cook, ?aali an ' iron, who lireil in one family li\e
year*. Can be aeen for two day* at 79 Baalt ntreet, near
B!<?oLer
~\KT ANTKP ? A GOOD (<K)K ? A WOMAN THAT UN
W doratemla her b!i?ln"?? Apply at No M Walker
afreet. between the houn of 8 A. M. and 1 P. M.
"*rr anteo? nry a bcspktabls orrman oiri.,
W a epilation ax f,r?t rate cook, in a private family
Addrefa M V., Herald ofllce.
ViflD-IT A mSPBCTABIJC TOCNG Gll'.i., A
(V Mtuat.on to rook, wash and iron, or to do eliam
irwork. i'lea e apply at 7tt Suffolk ntreet, between
roome and Delancey, In the rear.
fjrANTKl*? A SITUATION, HY A YOOMQ WOMAN'
fV as laundreaa or chambermaid, ami to do the fine
waahiav and Iror.ing, or t-hatnbeimaid an 1 to do plain
sewing; thoroughly un.ler aland* doing up hue mualini
and French flnti'i(t- Good city reference. No objection
to go to the country. Ple??e call, for two da> a. at 63
University place, n?conil floor, front room, between
Eleventh and Twelfth "trcet.
"flTANIED? BY A RK^PKCTABI.K GIRT.. A SITUATION
YY at cook and laundreai. Inquire at o& West Thirty
fifth atreet. Call for two daya.
WANTKD-BY ATKf> l"BCTA IILE tllRI., A SITI ATIOV
?a chambermaid i nd waiter. Iaquire at 76 lUia
mond atteet, her preaent place.
?mXTANTKI*? BY A YOI'NG LADY OK <.OOI? I. NO
TP lah adieatloa. a Htuation a? vMttaf ?wirma
in on* or twoJfatrlUoa to teach Kngliah in.?!l ita branrtiea,
writing and arithmetic : alio plain and fane* work
He?t of city rafeiancea givra. AddreM K. H, Herald
o#lc?.
\tr/lNTH? A GOOP f HKSMfAKKR-ONh NOT T JO
\Y prowd to work in Water ?treet may find ;? good
home bv applying at '2i6 Water atrtet
JOHN MURPHY.
"<U|rAN ru>? ItY A M <*T RKBPK' TA 111 V. VOI M, WO
PP m?n a situation a* aeamatreaa, by the day,
week or month, undcMlftndt cutting and fitting lioyi'
panta and jacketa no objection to go to the country,
rood city referenc e if required. Call at lftl Perry atrret,
cne door frtim Hudson.
?WTANTH)? A SITUATION, BY A WWPFfTA BLK
V* woman, In a privat* family, at cook; under
rlanda all kinda of aoitpa. meat*. paatrlea, jelliet an 1
rreama. Haa goo-i rel'?rence. ( an he xeen at her pre
eent employer'a, No. a i,ui)lo? place, Houston afreet,
far two day*.
-\I'ANTH>-BY A HIOHI.Y RKSPHTTvji e
TP lady, who U competent at dre??m?Uiig and fir.e
j>!aia aewing, embroidery, Ac., a aituatioti in a genP-el
American family. Haa no objection to go a ahort di ?
t*nce in the oouatry. Apply for two daya at lib fji,t
Sixteenth (treat, near Kirat a??nne
-a | ' A N TTD ? AN raPWUKNCKD HOUSKX K KPKR TO
YV take charge of a hotel, mu<t bare bad a*??-tl
rrara e?per,eura. aad ha 33 or 40 yaart af age, ?r*ak
i man aud KogU*h, aad be highly r?oasaial*d j
evtler? i.ce4ap?ly at >;i Broadway
W \!*TH.
%*/ ANTED ? A SITUATION. AS WET NUIWK. lit A
? * respectable nurl healthy jro'tn; xiiiuh hivio; a
line breast of milk. The best of refeiences giveu. In
quire at 172 East Fourteenth street
?tI.rAN-lM>? hV A T!:U.<1 Wol'.lliV VNII I VIM -IV.:
v v ons v idow, re-iding up tow n, two or three gen tin
men's washing, which will be done up iu t !>*? ae.itost
manner. Ihi MTWtllW In H MWilttt ail'l
will neatlf repair all clothing entrusted to her car<*;
would tal e a family washing by the month. l'lease ad
dress a note to Mr*. B . ol& F>-rty fourth street, corner
of lentu ivrnui.
WT ANTED?BY A YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN, WHO
Tl understands English, a situation as chambermaid,
seamstress, or to do general liou-ework . Good refer
ence. Apply at l<!6tirt)tuwicli avenue.
Tl r.\NTH>? BV A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A 8ITU
T V at ion in ? small private family, to cook anl to
assist in the washing and ironing llan good references
ami has lived tliree years iu her last place. Addre<s
Mary. 100 111th street, between First anl Second
avenues.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
youo& woman, as plain cook ^ood washer and
ironer Good city reference, l'lease call ?.t 76 Spring
street, in the dry goods store.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK. AND TO WASH
ami Iran, or to do the housework of a private
family, by a very experienced girl with good city refe.
rence. Cuderstands baking. Would go a short dis
tance in the country, if desired. Cail at 14J1 Chrystie
stri "t, front basemeut.
\MT ANTE1 1 ? IN A PUBLIC INSHTUTION, A MIDDLE
W agi J woman, capable of taking charge of the sew
ing department and of cutting 'and fitting children's
cloihe- Besides superiuteuding the sewing, she will be
expected to assist in taking charge of the order and per
sonal cleanliness of the girls. Apply at Fifty -fifth street,
East river.
WANTED? BY A CONFIDENT WOMAN. A SITUA
jtion as wet nurse, with afresh breast of milk. Ap
ply at Mr. Malaly's grocery store, corner of Forty
second street and Third avenue, for two days.
?flf ANTf^-RY AN AMEICICAN* WOMAN, A SITUA
? f tii n as housekeeper; she can make hers?lf gene
rally useful. Apply at 265 Elizabeth street, near Hous
ton street, in the millinery store.
WANTEI>? BY A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, A
situation to go out by the day or week; can cut
aud fit Indies' and children's dresses, baste, kc. Please
call at No S3? Twelfth street, near First avenue.
WANTED? A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
young woman, to do general housework in a
small private family: lias no objection to do chamber
work or waiting; best of city reference given from her
last place. Please call at No. IS Sixth street, between
Second and Third avenues, iu the back basement. Can b"
seen for two days, if not engaged.
WANTED? A SITUATION BY A WELSH GIRL, AS
a laundress or chambermaid; good city references
given. Can be seen for two days at No. 425 Second
avpnu", Let>?uen Twenty-sixth and Twenty seventh
streets.
WANTED? A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
young girl to do chamberwork aud take care of
children; is a good seamstress, and fond of children; or
to do the housework of a small private family; wages
not an object so much as a home where she will make it
her business to study the interest of her employer. C*n
be seen at No. 16 Forsyth street, room No. 8, in the
rear.
WANTED? BY A GERMAN WOMAN WHO SPEAKS
English, a situation to do chainberwork and sew
ing. or general housework. Can be seen at her late em
ployer's, 171 Elm street, front basement.
WANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
a situation as chambermaid anl plain sewer, or
?o assist in washing and irouing; or would make hertelf
generally useful. Has no objection to the country.
Has good refertnee from her lust, place, l'lease call at
'251' East Foiirteenth.strect, between avenues A aud B,
third floor, hack room.
TXT- ANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU
f f at ion as chambermard and to asrirt witli the wash
ing and in ning, lias good references, and can be seen
tor two day.- at No. 100 111th street, between First and
Second avenues.
?MT ANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
V T young woman, to do general housework, is a good
pliia cook, vasher and ironer; or chambermaid and
waiter; one who will do all in her power to please her
employer. Good city reference Can be seen for two
dajs, at No. 133 Molt street, in tho rear, third floor,
room So. 8.
WANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN,
a situation to tal.e car- of children, will take
c'mrge of an infant from its b>th; has lived in the above
capacity or to do chambcrwork and washing; good city
??rroncu can be given. Apply at 15 Eleveuth street,
Detweeu Third and Fourth aveuues.
WANTED? A SITUATION, IN A RESPECTABLE PRO
testant family, as dre-Mnaker and etjami. tress;
has no objection to take care of a couple of children, or
Attend a lady. Ph ase call at 82 Division street, near
i Jirabeth. for two days.
WANTED? BY TWO RECPECTABLE GIRLS, 3ITUA
tioiiH ; one as cook, and the other as chamber
D<aid or to do housework. The best city reference
given if required. Can be seen for two days. Please
call at 23 Prince street.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
to do general housework : is a good pin in cook, first
rate baker, washer and ironer, aud is willing to make
herself generally useful. The liest of city references
can be given. Call at 276 East Tenth street, for two days.
"\\T AN'IT.l i ? BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN,
Yf who lias lately lost her child, a baby to nurse;
l as no family, and the child will have a comfortable
lit me, and the greatest cate and attention paid to it. Ap
ply at 680 Houston street, fifth flour, room No. 18, tor
two days.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A NEAT YOUNG
girl, of tidy habits, as chambermaid and waiter;
is a most competent parlormaid; can assist in tine
sewing, and is a capable walUr in all its branches, has
no objection to go to Brooklyn Four years good city re
ferences giv? n. Call at U23 First avenue, first floor, back
rt'Om.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
woman, an nurse and seamstress, or to do chain
berwnrk atd Que wnehiug, and is willing to make herself
g? n*-rally useful in an; otber light work. Can give the
oMt of city references from her last place. Can be seen
for two days at 112 Eair 3ixte?iith it., near First avenue.
\\f ANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE, TIDY YOUNG
T T woman, a situation as searn-iri*ss in a private
faulty; in n good newer, and la willing to make her-elf
useful, good reference Irmn her laat employer. Please
apply, for two days, at No. 63 liamersley street, near
Varick street.
Wanted? by a respectable woman, a situ
a*. ion aa cook; understands cooking perfectly well;
is a good haktr of hread. biacuit and pastry; no ?bj co
lon to aitaist in washing and ironing. Can he seen for
two day*, in the rear of 1103 Hleecker street, between
Hou-ton and Hleecker, (Western place).
MirANTED? A VITIATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
TT IVot'-staut young woman. to do lions* or chamber
work . no objections to go to tU- country; has the best of
city reference. Inquire at No, 4 Urveuwich street, se
cond floor, front room.
WANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE PROTECTANT
yo'JLg woman, a situation as cook, washer and
irouer no objections to do general housework in a
rniall privit? family, is not afraid of work, and is will
ing to go from the top of the house to the bottom, has
tlu< best of citv reference. Can be seen for two day*.
P.i-ace call at 61 avenue I?. . front basement.
"II ,r ANTED ? A LAUNDRESS, WHO THOROUGHLY UN.
Vt lierstands her business in all its branches, as (lut
ing, crimping, and the iloing up of fine clothes, will he
expected to do light chamber work ; must be a neat sew
er The family ia very small, and priTate, and very
particular. Apply, with city re'ereuoe, at 41S Broouis
street.
Wanted- a competent woman to do the
general work of a ?m?ll private family; must per
fectly undt r-tand her business The cooking is very
light , must tie accustomed to very early rising. Unex
' ceptienable references required as to sobriety and good
? oduct Apply *t 41fi Broome street.
WANTKI>? A t-EAMSTRESS. BY Till. DAY, IN A l'Rl
Tate family. Or.e who understands the cutting
{ and making up of line linen, embroidering on flannel
and muslin To a competent person a good price will be
paid, and employment for some week*. None tieej ap
I ply but with -ample* of work. Call at 41# Broome st.
WANTE!>? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
Protestant young woman, as waiter or to do
chambrrwork. Beat city reference given. Apply for
two da J s at 84* Broadway.
"IIT ANTED? BY A HICHLY RESPECTABLE SCOTCH
TT gill a situation aa chambermaid and nurse. or
f aa chambermaid she is willing to make herself gene
! rally useful Reference given if require. Apply at 11
1 Himmo:id street, top floor, for t wo day?.
I
?T ANTED? FIFTY MEN AND BOYS, SMART AND AC
W rive, to ??Uan article meeting with a ready -ale
among busmesa men of all classes. This is a good chance
to make grea wages Apply at 75 and T7 Na-siu street,
Iaw Building*, ro m N<> a, rear building
! \\T ANTED? A MIlU'LIt AGED MAN. OK OOOD HA
TT bit' capable of taking e*re of a lior-e. ani wil
1 Vnj to make bioself useful about a small farm. To a
au to Me per?i i a g?r>t h< me and moderate wages will be
1 given. Apply at -i'J Bn.j tway, room No. 10, between
i 1'J and 2 c 'clock.
Wanted ? a srri ation. by airman man, i>
r.ny bu^nea* whatever, he ran give good recoin.
| mendation an i eecortv as to his honesty, an I to In*
I buaine-s qualities. I'leaae call at 4.14 Hudson str?et,
I. J. L0WEM8TE1N.
! II'' ANTED- TEN ACTIVE MEN, WITH A CAPITAL
TT Ot HOctfh to ?'<ll ? arM:ie for domr?tic aal
general, ose, which will command retly sale au I net
nf?? W to W per day profit Park's n* t ?u tceeH
ru have tbe moaey refua4*d by r-iu.-oogl a-'ri*.
Ad Jus. i P , HrralJ offlre.
IV % UTS.
Xtf ANTID. ? A kOl G MA\ lrt YEAtS OF AGK.
V? desire* * situation tn Mom* vholmtb kiuiooiia,
where be can ?uiw up to l??r useful lii himself and em
ployers. Wajes uu ohje it. Inquire ?f, or a<l>lre<* t?,
1.1- AC 1 1 A KAltk . B, N?*. 28 and 29 Washington Uuk?t,
W est stitet side.
w
[TANTKD ? BY A YOl NO MAN, A SITUATION TO
. I attend liar in u liquor store Can give tin- be?t of
city references A p|il> at 244 Niotli avenue. (Jan be
seen for llif remainder of this week.
"\\! ANTKD ? l> A llU-ilEBY, FANCY GOODS, AND
T? Dot ion house, a salesman wan ban ami can in
fluence n gooo Ohio anil near cash ami six mouths trade.
Adfreas Lux 2.5V9 l ost OMic?
\ET ANTED? A SITUATION', BY" A RESPECTABLE
*T Protestant young man. as coaebnian: uuderst lud.s
his busuies* tlioro.i|>hly, and can give the !>est of jity
reference from bis la*t employer I 'lease eall on, or ad
dress, J. O'NEll., livery stable*, 04 University place.
\\r ANTED ? BY A~bM A KT, ACTlvlT MAN,_A~SirUA
V ? tijn aa waiter, in a private family ; understands
nia business perfectly in all its branches'; can give tbe
best of city reference Call or address B F. , 38 East
Nineteenth street, near IJroadway, or the Herald oftlue,
for two cava.
11/ A N I'LOYM KNT FOB A SMABT.TsrEE
llgent boy , fifteen yeara old, or would apprentice
bitn (indentures) to any good trade; would live with liia
employers or otherwise. Address, atating business,
Oleott, Herald office, for one week.
ANTED? A BOY, WHO 13 A GOOD BKADER. TO
read eveeings, betweeu the hours of 8 ari l 11
o'clock. Six shillings a week will be pail. Apply this
and to-morrow evening, after 9 o'clock, at 237 Broa'
way, up stairs.
"VAT ANTED ? AT y41 BROADWAY, BASEMEN T,
T V clerks, salesmen, men on ateamera, conductors,
baggagemen, barfeepers. boya for trades and saloona,
coachmen, Ac. ; charges moderate. Ten girls, competent
and faithful, requiring places. TH09 SPINK, Agent.
ANTED? -100 FEMAIJ? SEBVANTS, IN EVEBY CA
pacitv, with good reference, at tbe (Christian
Hume, 614 Sixth avenue, corner of Thirty-sixth street.
WANTEjS^AT 421 BROADWAY, (BASEMENT) , POR
tera for stores and hotels, two waiters in a saloon
one barkeeper, two coachmen, one conductor, one bag
gage master, men on steamors and ra'lroads, one fireman,
two brakemen, boys to learn trades; good places for
girls, rooks, chambermaids and general houtework.
Charges moderate. Bosenstein & Tbalhelmer, Agents.
(ttjQA WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY PEBSON PRO
ip*)v curing a situaticn for a young man as clerk In
*.u office or wholesale store of any kind; writes an excel
lent bard, and U a good accountant. Address B. D.,
Herald office.
6IKT8 FOR THE tlOL.IDA.YS.
GOIJJ SLEEVE BUTTONS OK ALL STYLES, FOR
gentlemen, for sale very low, via. ? ?
Gold aDfl chased, pair 92 50 to $12 00
Gold anu engraved, pair. 8 00 to 9 00
Gold and scroll, pair 4 60 to 8 00
Gold and enamel, pair 4 00 to 10 00
Gold and garnet, pair 6 60 to 9 50
Gold and mourning, pair 6 50 to 10 00
Gold and agate, pair 3 00 to 4 50
Gold and cornelian, pair 3 00 to 5 00
GEO. C. ALLEN, wholesale an 1 retail,
11 Wall street, second floor,
?1 OLD VEST CHAINS;?
W Gold curb vest chains $9 00 to $45 00
Gold wove vest cains 10 00 to 28 00
Gold Adelaide vest chains 13 00 to 20 00
Gold Jenny Iind vest chains 13 00 to 45 00
Gold chased and plain vest chains 15 00 to 35 00
Gold hexagon vest ehains 17 00 to 42 00
Gold Warsaw vest chains 10 00 to 36 00
Gold square Test chains 11 00 to 45 00
Gold engraved vest chains 18 00 to 38 00
Gold chased vest chains 24 00 to 58 00
Gold frosted vest chains 27 00 to 70 00
And other styles far sale at less than tbe usual
prices, by Q. C. ALLEN,
Importer of watches and jewelry, wholesale and retail,
11 Wall street, near Broadway, second floor.
Holiday presents. ? reduced prices.?
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry. ? The subscriber
la selling all descriptions of the following articles, at re
tall, much lower than any other house in the city:?
?fl'lB)' JCRUKNHKN WATOHX3,
Warranted perfect time keepers, from $150 to $250
COOK* WATCF1K8,
Duplex and levers, from $125 to $275
INliKTKNI'KNT 8X00KD
And quarter Sesond Watches, for timing
horses $126 to $250
CHRONOMItriUW,
6pleudid Gold Pocket Chronometers, perfect
tune keepers $125 to $260
right day watchk*,
Which run eight days with one winding. . ..$140 to $185
KNAMHL WAT0HK8
For ladies, some in hunting cases $35 to $100
DIAMONU WATCOB
For ladies, some in magic cases $5$ to $300
MAOIO WATdHIM,
Which change into three different watches. .$100 to $175
WATCH K8 WHICH WIND CP
And turn the bands without a key $85 to $140
ALL K1KDH OF WATCHKS AT LOW PRICM.
Fine Gold I<ep:ne Watches, four boles $25
Fine Gold Detsc bed levers 30
Gold Enamelled Watches for the ladies 35
gold English Patent Levers 35
Gold English Patent levers, hunting case 60
Silver Patent Levers as low as 16
Silver Detached Levers aa low as 14
Ladies' Gold Sets, Earrings, l'ina and Bracelets.$16 to 76
Earrings, $2 to $25; pins. $2 to $25:
Braceleta 6 00 to 80 00
GoM lockets, one, two and four glasses 3 00 to 25 00
Gold Guard Chains 10 00 to 50 00
Gold Chsteiaine Chains 10 00 to 110 00
Gold Vest Chains 80 00 to 85 00
Gold Fob Chains 6 00 to 26 00
Fine Gold Wedding Rings 3 50 to 7 00
Gold Guard Keys 1 00 to 5 00
Gold Fob Keys 2 00 to 0 00
Gold Fob Heals 3 00 to 12 00
Gold Thimbles 2 50 to 6 00
Geld Pencils 1 26 to 7 00
Gold pens and Pencils 3 50 to 16 00
Diamond Rings 7 00 to 260 00
Diamond Earrings .100 00 t* 300 00
Diamond Pins 15 00 to 300 00
Gold Crosses 2 00 to 12 00
Gold Finger Rings, with stouea 2 00 to 16 00
Gold Sleeve Buttons, per set... 2 60 to 12 00
Gold Studs, per set 1 60 to 10 00
Gold Spectacles, per pair 5 00 to 9 00
Gold Eye Glasses 1 75 to 6 00
Silver Teaspoons, per set 5 00 to 9 00
Silver Tablespoons, per set 12 00 to 21 00
Silver Tableforks, per set 13 00 to 23 00
Silver Cnpa for children 5 00 to 15 00
Silver Nankin Kings, each 1 50 to 3 50
Gold Armlets for children, per pair.... 2 50 to 6 00
Plain GoM Rings 75 to 3 00
Chased Gold Rings 1 00 to 6 00
Silver Thimbles, silver tops 37
Gold Scarf Pins 1 00 to 7 00
GEORGE C. ALLEN, Importer,
Wholesale and retail, 11 Wall street,
second floor, near Broadway.
Holiday i?rfnknts ?furs or aij. nations.?
Fall fashions ready at H008 ft JAOOBOWK'8, 397
Bmdnj. between Walker and White nlreets. The
fluent articles for holiday present*, at immensely re
duced prices, splendid ?tone marten sets, formerly sold
at ?:;0, are now to be liad for $15. Rich sable mink for
$16, and every article in proportion. Don't lone thin
opportunity.
YB AXD FANCY GOODS fOR IBB HOUSMI^
The undersigned has just received faom hi* agent*
in Europe a complete and varied a**ortment of toys, for
which be defies competition. Th-me who are desirous of
making holiday presents will And it to their advantage
to give h m a call Wholesale deal?r* will find here a
?ery iboice and beautiful Mlectloa of good*, suitable for
| the approaching holiday*. The undersigned beg* leave
to invite hi* euntomers, and the public generally, to In
spect hi* itock of toy* and fancy goods, and moat re
spectfully solicit* a continuance of their patronage
Remember the old itaal, 18 Division street, near Chat
ham square. C. GOKTZ (late Haas A (ioeti.)
HARD TIMKN.
R' EUKF FORTHK POOR.? TENTH WaRIi -THERE 13
exi*ting in this ward a state of destitution and
need among the poor and laboring classes requiring enrlv
at'ention and relief. Therelore, a public meeting will
be held at the E??ex Market Station Mouse, this (Thurs
day) evening. January 4, at 7>? o'clock, (entrance in
Ludlow Itreet,) to devise the best mode ?f reltaf, and
the benevolent are respectfully requested to attend,
(."eorge A Trowbridge. Alderman E. F. Purdy, ei-AI
dernian, R F Ilaus, ex-Alderman Charles Francis, ex
Aldenran; David Miller, ex Alderman Wiliatn Ander
son. ex Aldirman; Dr. C'rockcroft, Jay Jsrvis, Joseph
Marsh. K. H Itominiek, A. W Harne*, Janes Criditha,
W W.Osbom.Na1 llnstel. (leo U Peck Horatio Keed,
Councilman Twenty-fifth district; Joel Mason, CounciV
mug Twenty sixth district ; Jonathan Putdy, Council
man Twenty seventh d'strlct, Was. R Poster, ex Coun
cilman; H.*E O ats, Steven llarker. J. T. lirooks, Wil
liam Miller. I*. H. Titus, Moses D. Gale, S C. iV>man,
Charles Place, W, Allen, A 8 Sctliioer, I*via lunolds,
N. 0. Brartfot J.
SLmhixth~w ard call for rtukf ? thk nmiwa
of the .Sixth ward are particularly reo tested to at
' tend an adjourned neeting at the Sixth Ward Hotel, on
i Thursday ev<mng, January 4, IHfti, at 7 >i o'rlock, for
the purpose of taking necessary measures frr the relief
| of the poor of the ward, and selecting suitable officers
! for the government of the association A vi>ol thanks
; **< unanimously passed to Andrew Ne*lit, Esq., for
the free use of hi* room
HENRY H. HOWARD, C'uairmaa pro tern.
Jon* Ciawct, Secretary pro tem.
HOTELS.
C1 INS II nr.! I'ARI ORX, WITH I KDIOOM-^ to
) let. on most reasonable terms, with board, at the '
Collins H'tel, foot of Canal street, directlv opposite (!ol
Ins line of ocan steamers. Stages ana cars run close
to the door, ma'sing it most ronvenier.t.
TA! LMAN A MAl'ES, I'rtprtetOTf. 1
?\r ORK KAMI I V HOTEL, NEW URIIm. K >TRKCr. I .Cl>
X g*'e biU. I-oodon ?The above house n centrally
Mt'iated, ha? an excellent coffee room t?n or twelve pri- ?
! va!e sitting rooms, between forty and flfly llrht, airy
< Irtxtrwoms, a g?-o.| smokin,- room, warm col 1 sod -bower
bat is always ready . a n gtit porter in atten-laiee, a fixed
Charge for servant* The New York Jl ?r? . h- (lied, j
III'IH QCABTERMAINV. (also proprietor of Ue Crown
and Sceptre tavern, Greenwich.) tonders Un gra'.efal i
tbnuks to Ins Aa>?ricau fr mil to r thafevevsfce has *e j
k>ng enjoyed at lb - r hands, and Mif-vU tft-ir -oatia ied
|*t<-tie*fo se.t raemviladalioa.
KPEdAL NOTH'KS.
MAYOR'S OFFICE. .lA.M'AUY 2, 1866.? THERE IS
o|n-iiiil. it thi? nffire. a i-omplaint book, uuder the
(barge o( a coni|.f trni |>erson. for t be purpn-e of receiv
ing uuil entering a I complaint* of matters coming tritliia
t lie jurisdiction of the iiuinicip'il authorities. Ti.e Mayor
will entertain, an't mi i?r u t!i? law* give him power,
take eoffniiauc* of charges preferred by responsible par
ties lor violation of uriiinuures nod dereliction of duty
U|K>ii the part of aoy perMin boiling office under the city
government. By nftr of the Mavor.
\VM H fTEPHRNS, Fir-t Marshal.
All the pnpers In this city will please copy a.-i send
their hills to thia office.
MASONiC?' THE M KM HE I IS (IF LEXINGTON UJIMiK
No. 310 of F. a A. M , are request? J to meet at
their hall, corner of Court and Jeroleiuau streets. Krook
lyn, on Thursday, at 1 o'clock P. M., to attend the. fuuo
ral of our late brother, Thomas .lones.
U. Dcxbak, Secretary. WM. C. JONES, W. M.
Medical society notice? an adjourned an
uiversary meeting of the New York County Misti
cal Society, will ho hold at the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Crosby Htreet, this (Thursday) ereulng,
Jan. 4, at 7 )a o'clock
GALEN CARTER, M. D., Pre# idea t.
Johx R. Vax Ki.kck, M D., Secretary.
Notice.? aia persons having luggage at
the Fountain Hotel, 320 Greenwich Htreet, taunt
call for and remove the tame, on nr before the lOtb day
of January, 1866, other* ise It will be Hold by public auu
tion to pay expenses. Dated 29th December, 1854. F.
G. IIINTON, Proprietor. Country papers please copy.
Notice ? ai l luggage left at wilson's Ho
tel, 127 Liberty street, will be sold at public auc
tion ou the 10th of this month, if not redeemed pre
viously. W. WILSON,
Wilson's Hotel, 127 Liberty street.
Notice all luggage left at western
Railroad Office, 157 Cedar street, will be sold at
public auction on the 10th of this month, if not redeemed
previously. WM. WILSON,
Western Railroad Office, 157 Cedar street
OFFICE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, DEC.
20, 1864. ? The annaal election for thirteen direc
tors ef this company will be held on Monday, the 8th day
of January next, at the office No. 174 Centre street, from
11 to 12 o'clock A. M. The transfer book will tx> closed
from the 23d inst. until after the election. By order.
C. L. EVERITT, Secretary.
rlE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATI8
tical Seciety.? The annual address will be delivered
before the Society by the Rev. Francis I,. Hawks, D.D.,
at the chapel of the I'ntversiiy, on Thursday even'ng
next, at 8 o'clock. Members and other* may obtain
tickets oa application at the Society ro?ms, New Yerk
University, Washington square, or of the committee of
arrangements, M. Dudley Bfrun, 89 Water street; Mar
shall Lefferts, 70 Broad street; Ridley Watts, 87 South
street.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
"DOST OFFICE, NEW YORK, DECEMBER. 23, 1854.?
Jl There being dispute as to the circulation of papers
claiming the advertisement by this office of uncalled-for
letters, notice is hereby given that the Postmaster will
reoeive evidence and decide upon the fart, under and
pursuant to the regulations of the Post Office Depart
ment. A printed statement, for the information of pet ?
sons desiring to compete for the advertisement, fixln [
and defining the limits and boundaries of the territory
deemed by the Postmaster to be embraced within the
range of the delivery of this office, the time within which
evidence must be submitted, and the particulars of the
evidence required, and blank affidavits in which every
detail to be shown is properly and definitely embraced,
will be furnished on application at this office.
ISAAC V. FOWIjER, Postmaster.
~ SEW PUBLICATIONS.
A WORK OF INTENSE INTEREST.? "NOTftt ON
Duels and Duelling," alphabetically arranged, with
a preliminary historical essay, by Hon. l<nrenzo Sabine.
1 vol., 12m?. Price $1 25. This work comprises
sketches of the principal duels, fiom that between David
and Goliath, the first on record, to the present day; and
contains a full account of those of Importance, including
all of historical interest in the annals of this country.
The duels between Hamilton and Burr, Clay and Ran
dolph, Decatur and Barron, Cilly and Graves, as well as
many others, are related in full: and the author's fami
liarity with history, and his intimacy with men in pub
lic life, has enabled him to bring to light facts of great
interest and value. The avidity with which every ac
count of a duel is sought tor and devoured, led the pub
lishers to hesitate before offering the public a volume
containing such a fund of Interesting and exciting mate
rial; but the high character of the author, and a peru
sal of his historical essay, have convinced them that the
publication of the work is destined to exart a highly be
neficial Influence. CROSBY, NICIIOIJLS & CO.,
Publishers, Boston.
MR. MI1CHEL AND HIS SORE EYES.? THE " WIDE
AWAKE" of this week is a capital number. Its
principal illustration represents an editor with sore
eyes, caused by straining thein in looking at a plan I a
tion at a distance. It also gives an idia of " My Ala
bama Crop." Buy it ? look at it ? read it ? and you will
be amused and delighted. Price two cents.
DRY GOODS, dlC.
Sr3e02A6p7?fiSfis?R^^
? porter of embroideries and fancy goods, such as
sofa cushions, slippers, segar cases, baskets, chairs,
fancy china ware, workstands and all kinds of reticules,
No. 307 Broadway, first floor.
IRISH LINENS. ? TABLE CIvOTHS, UNION CLOTHS,
damasks, napkins, handkerchiefs, doylies, white
and brown cloths, assorted sizes. Ac. Dealers supplied
at reduced prices by WM. MATHEWS, 62 and 64 Ca
tharine street.
M PORTED ~WOVE CORSETS.? LADIES, STRANGERS
and visiters in the citv should, before leaving, pro
cure a pair of Mrs. GAYNOR'S elegant fitting French
wove corsets, manufactured expressly for her and sold
at half the prices usually charged. Anuthor lot of new
embroideries just received. 45 Thirl avenue, near
Tenth street.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES? DRESSMAKERS AND MU
liners. l?rgent necessity compels me to dispose of
my remaiuing Mock of choice and fashionable drets
trimming ribbon galloons, feaehers, Bowers, bonnet anil
sash ribbons, silks, satins, velvets, kc., kc., at half the
price wc aold them at before the holidays.
M H. ?XHTKNSTEIN, 90 Bowery.
ADAM FIDRICH, 28 WAVKT.TjEY PI.ACF^ HAS ON
bnnd a few very rich silk dresaei, also a few cloak*
in velvet and lamb'swool, each being tha very latent
1 'arm style*, which will be aold at a considerable reduc
tion. Her choice assertment of lacea, embroideries, kc.,
kc., will alao be aold at price* to auit the timea.
OVELT1KS FOR BAIAS AND SOIKEES.-JUSF Re
ceived per late steamers, a splendid assortment
of French embroidered crape robe- ; also crape de Pari*,
grenadine, and tissues of the lateat Parisian styles.
UB8DELL, PEIRSON k LAKE, 471 Broadway.
$100."
COPARTNRR8HIP NOTICES.
(JJj r AAA? WANTED. AN INTEREST IN SOME
klDO il/Uv' respectable established dry guods
business, where Ave thousand dollars in sea*ouable dry
good* would be taken as capital; or would take an ei
Grienred young man aa partner, who could advance
)in two to five thouaand dollar*, eitlier in stock or
cash, and start anew. Please address l.iucoln, Herald
office. All communication)! strictly confidential.
^ANY OENTLEMAN WITH TmrtAMorNT'
_ capable of attending to the money mat
tr,a, can liave balf interest in an original exhibition
It la moral, attractive, exciting and highly elevating;
and with perseverance a large fortune can be realized,
ih now ready to travel South and Weat. Apply on the
upper floor, rear bouse, 442 Klghth avenue.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE? THE Sl'HSCKlHKKd
) have this day formed a copartnership under the
firm of A. L. Thorn* A To , for the transaction of the
trimming and mllUnery jobbing business, at 4'J John
street ALEXANDER L. THORN K,
New York, Jan. 1, 18Sfi WIIJJAM H THORNS.
0" AMi7 CASH ? a" I ; ENT1 .EMAN KROM CON'NKLT'tTT^
having some cash means, wonlil like to hear of
profitable opportunities of investment. Apply at 312
Broadway, room No. 3, from 9 to 3 o'clock,
IJfrOI.UTlON OF COPARTNERSHIP? THE UNDER
signed respectfully? inform the public that they
have thia day mutually agreed to dissolve copartnership.
The business will hereafter be carried on by Justin Ray
nal, who will settle all demand* against the old firm at
8# Naa*au street. Al)OLPHK VIESRIOH,
JUSTIN RAYSAL.
? TIIK I'ARTN ERSHIP HERETOFORE " EX
Xl fating between John .1 Rlair and Michael Morgan,
haa thia day, Herember the 29th. been dissolved by mu
tual consent. The business will be continued at the old
atand by Michael Morgan, who i* authorized to *ettle all
claim* against the firm JOHN J. BI.AIR,
MM IIAKl, MORGAN
'OriCE? THE UNDERSIGNED, I.KOAI. RKI'KKSKV
tatires of the Ute firm of Neustadt k Harnett, of
Birmingham. have assigned over the entire estate in
Canada to Mr (1. I. Asdier, of Montreal, who i* now in
vested with all the asset*, property, debts and lights of
the firm, nnd the good will of the business and to whom
all payment* are to Ih- ma>:e WILI.IAM LEWIS.
MomMl. Dec. 20. 1H&4 ItERKIS BARNETT
None*.? With reference to the above notice the
undersigned would inform bis customer* that he
is fully prepared to continue the business in h *
own name on the most liberal terms, and with increa?ed
advantage* to his friends. O. I. ARCHER.
MomutAi, Dec 20, 1854.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE.
twe?? the under si {ned, etoires thii dar by its
own limitation JOHN L ASPIWTALL,
W. K1HJAR ROWLAND,
HAML W. OOMSTOCK.
The business of Rowland Ik Aspinwall will be continu
es! train this date, by the undersigued, under tbe same
dim. JOHN I. ASPINWALL,
SAM) . W 0OMST0CK,
Jsnnary 1, t?5S MEKKIUTH HOW LAND.
WT E HAVE THIS [>A\ TAKEN OCR BROTHERS,
Robert O Brien and Ciarle* O'Bnen, into Mpart
nership. For tbe present, the business will be eoa
dncted aa heretofore under tlie firm of
Wl.i.IAM k JOHN' O'BRIEN. ?
New York, Jannarv 1, H&S.
wm c/xTirtw. ~
I)a;?itts mbw a c a ogimrMu am> ? i
, gible ham f >r |kt r?M 1t?, w;1h tb? alrsata^"*
of a tr"sel edi.eatuo, wtU i~-? ??.tdr?.. Mi s ANTMKiJ.,
M I, .itatea l.Uol. Tsrmi fcM $1 14 toll*)
j*f aniuai.
BOARDING AND M>DGlN?i
7KO BROADWAY? AN El .KG A NT SUIT (IK APART -
( Om uients to let MUaUb for a faiuiir or single
gent rmen ; privat- tabl* Onlf. The house ii> drat cl*.-a,
ami conln n- all the modern improvements.
1 /? r CHAMBERS STREET ?A BAND80MK SUITE OF
1 v)t) room*, prettily furnished, suitable 'or it party
? if uentK'nu 11 or a family, will lie let on moderate turns,
by Tnimedla'e ipplication at lA.'i Chambers strc -I. Also
one or two single rooms. References exchanged Bitli
in t!ie house.
HA ANP 62 VARICK STREET? ST. JOHN'S PARE.
OU A handsomely furbished rooui on the se"u ad
floor, with sitting room attached, to let with hoard to a
geiitlimuu ind liia wife or single gen tie mm; also com
fortable rocina for single gentleman; first class accnm
modatioas, gas, hatha, &c Inquire as above.
Ol BOND STREET.- ? TO I.ET, WITH BOARD, ONE
f ) L large front room and bedroom, on third floor,
without furniture. If required Also, a few .single rooms
to gentlemen, very reasonable. Reference required.
C)r GREENE STREET. ? THE ADVERTISER HAVING
jjt) rented the above house, and newly fitted it up
throughout, is prepared to accommodate families or sin
gle gentleman, with rooms or suites of rooms, with full
or partial board. References eachangAl.
U UNIVERSITY PLACE.? BOARDING IN ONE OF
the moat eligible locutions in the city, in the im
mediate vicinity of Rroa<Uray, Fifth avenue, large hotels,
places of amusements, libraries, &c., tii. ; suits of de
sirable furnished rooms for gen '.a and their families;
also, rooms for single gentlemen, upon advantageous
terms.
~A LADY AND DAUGHTER WOULD I.ET, WITH
J\ board, a pleasant suit of rooms to a gentleman and
his wife, or would take a few gentlemen. The houae
contains all the modern improvements and Is convenient
to stages and cars. Apply at 61 Waat Thirty-tifth street,
near Sixth avenue.
A PRIVATE FAMILY? OCCUPYING THE THREE
story and basement houae No. 106 West Fifteenth
street, near Eighth avenue, would like to let three or
four loom*, and furnish board, to a family of grown per
s?b?, or partial board for single gentlemen, or suits of
rooms for two gentlemen and their wives.
A SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO GENTLE
J\ men. in the new and elegant house No. 47 West
Thirteenth street, near Fifth avenue. Warm and cold
baths. Reference required.
? NICE LARGS BACK PARLOR, ON THE FIR3T
floor, to let, suitable for a lady and gentleman;
alaa a room on the second floor, with clothes press and
grate, suitable for single gentlemen, with or without
board. Only a few boarders taken. Apply at 119 Frank
lin street.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH BOARD IN A PRl
vate family or select boarding h.iuse, in this city,
where the terms are moderate and accommodations
good. Unexceptionable references required and given.
Address M. N., Herald office. Room ta be unfuraished
except carpet.
A PLEASANT Sl'IT OF ROOMS TO I.ET, WITHOUT
beard, at M Truth street, corner of Third avenue
A HOME FOR BACHELORS.? A LADY OCCUPYING
a neatly furnished house, would let to two or
three first class gentlemen, the first and second floor,
incUding an excellent table, gas, and tiro. Location
west of Broadway, within two minutes' walk of the City
llall. A line addressed to E. W. L, Broadway Post Office,
will meet with prompt attention.
A LARGE ROOM, SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED, WITH
one or two bedrooms attached, to let in a private
house with all the modern improvements, also, a single
room with grate and gas in it. Apply at 06 1'riuce street,
a few doors west of Broadway.
k DESIRABLE SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET,
A. with partial board if required, for one or two gen
tlemen, in a new brown stone front house with all the
modern improvements, in one of the best locations in
the city, convenient to the cars ami stages. No. 71 West
Fourteenth street, first house west of Sixth avenue.
A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE TWO OR THREE VERY
desirable rooms, with board, at 101 West Sixteenth
street, suitable tor n gentleman and wi!e and two or
three single gentlemen. Baths, gas, lie.
AIJtROE ROOM, NEATLY FURNISHED, FOR A
gentleman and wife, or two single grntlemtn, can
be bad, with lull or partial board, in a first class house,
at No. 2 Leroy place, Bleecker street. The house Is pro
vided with all the modern improvements. Dinner at &)*
o'clock. French and English spoken.
A GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH AND LEISURE, Liv
ing alone, would like to meet with a small hut re
tired family, without male boarders, where the enjoy
mehta of a home can be secured. Address far three
days, with real name, P. Butler, Union Square Post
Office.
AI.ADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE A WELL
furnished room, with or with >ut board, on reason
able terms, at 56 Watts street, two doors from the cor
ner of Canal and Hudson streets.
AN EI.EGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM. WITH OR WITH
out the bedroom attached, to rent t > gentlemen ;
also two small rooms on the upper floor. Apply at btf
Prince street, four doors from Broadway
A FRONT ROOM AND DEDROOM. HANDSOMELY
furnished, to let, with board, for a gentleman and
wile, at 62 East Sixteenth street, near Irving place. The
house contains every modern convenience; the rooms are
very pleasant, and the family small and select. Refer
ences required.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ALtO A FEW SINfiI.E
gen', leaen, can be pleasantly accommodated with
fine apartments, (containing grates and gas,) with good
board, at moderato prices, at 80 Eaat Broadway. Refe
rences required.
LL PER80N8 WISHING BOARDERS WILL DO WELL
. to call at this office, a* there is unprecedented
changes taking place, owing to the present state of af
fairs. Boarders politely directed free of charge. Office,
Cliatoa Hall, corner of Eighth street and Lafayette place.
T>OARJ> ? A FRONT PABIXW ON SECOND FLOOR,
X) to let, furnished or unfurnished, with full or par
tial board, one or two single gentlemen can alio be a?
commodated, at 166 fast Broadway.
Board. ? three gentlemen and their wives
can obtain boat ! in a house newly furnished, con
taining all the modern improvementa, family
of a gentleman and wife only, aad is a desirabl
tunity for those wishing good accommodations.
102 Went Twenty-seventh street, near Sixth ava;
P
taining all the modern improvements, family consists
of a gentleman and wife only, aad is a desirable oppor
T" J " " ona. Call at
avenue.
lOARD? MAY BE OBTAINED ?N A FIR*T CLASS
I house, where the comforts of a home may be en
Joyed' breakfast from 7 until 0 o'clock; dinner at 6
o'clock P. M. The French aud Spanish languages spoken
in the house. Apply at 170 West Twenty-first strict,
near Eighth avenue.
Board? any gkntijcman and wife, or single
gentlemen, who would like with board, a fine lar<e
sixe front room, furnished as a parlor, with piano and
nofaliedstead . also, gha, hot and cold water, and all other
conveniences, for four to atx weeks, commencing the
firat of January, at a moderate price, can find such at o2
Bond street.
Board at ninth street.? a fine suite ok
rooms, comprising one whole floor, finely furnished,
aud rooms for two single gentlemen, rosy b* had as
above, with or without board. Fine hojse, and newly
futnUlied in a superior manner. Few boarders, of first
class only, taken
BOA III > IN A PRIVATE FRKNCH FAMILY? TWO 8IN
file grn'lctnen or a gentleman an 1 bis wife c>n foe
a<:coir.nin?i.itad with board an I pleasaut rooms in a pri
>ate French family by apply ui/ at 160 Twelfth Html,
betwe? n T'nlrer*ity place atd Fifth avenue.
Board h>r famhjis on hin<;i,k ukntlkmev,
at the residence of a widow lady; tin- house s
one of tho beet In Brooklyn, beautifully situated, with a
?lew of the harbor and bay ? ?? location unsurpassed for
beauty of mmti and within a few minutes' walk of
Wall street ana Fulton ferrie?, 118 Columbia atreet.
Board it town -a (.entijoman and winL
cr two single gentlemen, ran be arcommolate I
with weil furnished room* and food board, in a prirat?
family, where there are no other boarder* Apply at
210 Went Thirty-firat atreet, between Kighth and Ninth
arm u??.
Board nt hrooklyh.? a okntijciun and mi
wife, or two or three single gentlemen ran obtain
board in a family, where few focurlers are taken, in a
pleasant location, fir* mmutn walk of Fu'.ton ferry. Ap
ply at S7 High atreet.
Board in Brooklyn. -a uumjof an and wifk
or a few single gentlfmea, ran be aemmmodited
with food board and pleasan*. room* by applying at 411
State street, between Htnry aodCI'ntin atrretn, Brook
lyn. Ore minute* walk from the l^outh and Montague
leiriea.
Board in soith brooki.yn? a hawhomk rack
parlor, with gas. to let a* a bedroom, With baard,
to a gentleman and hia wife or two single gentlemen
alao a hall bcdroum and third atory front room, with
fireplace. in a plain, quiet, aociable family, within three
minutes wnlk of Hamilton and convenient to South fer
ry Apply at 90 Preai leot atreet
Board on Brooklyn hkwhts- iotwkf.v wai .i.
and Fnlton ferries. Full or partial board for gen
tlemen and their wires, or f<?r ?!ngie gentlemen, it No
1'iO Columbia atrett. A parma oent huoio for tfceeoming
Ma ion.
Board wantkd-for a gkntlkman yndi.ady,
board for t ha lady otly, urept on .Sunday not
,-ibore Kighth str??t, term* moderate. Addresi Harris,
Broadway Poet Office.
Board wantk.d? by two okntj.kmkn andthkir
wires, in a small private family, or where tiere are
but faw b<>*r lers 1'rire fr'>m H' to J'JI for ttie four per
veek, including fire. Address, stiting psr',rulars, DA
VIDHON, Broadway post office
BOAP.DWr., 1?."> WAVRRi.Y I'Mi.H, THR1F IWOK-i
west of Wa*lii?*t"n park. ? A suit of renms, on
n?>nd floor, will, boa.l, ran b > Iia.1 by a family or ?
few s ujle nenlDimti House flrst class, with modem
Improren ?nts. Term* moderate Reference ?irhaagM.
Boardiko - okntjjwen and tthos wiv?, or
eingl ? g"iitla??n, can be Mr.immidat*'! wi(U fi ll
or partial bnand. with furniahed ar unfurnished nwai,
hj *-iel> -ng a'. IM Mid lag It ? treat, corner *i Fjttoa,
Pruiqn.
UOAUIMNU AMU IiOUUMU.
; l?uAlt. -Fl'RNI-HKt I'AFIOR* AND KOOM4 VT*
I JJ ,cl- ?r,t'1 or >l'D?ut boar<t, at No. lo Uoud street.
BOARDING ?TO LET. WITH BOARD, A !.Al?.|
front parlor, first ll?or, handsomely fu nlsbttd
Cars anj stage* pass *.hruii|fh the square to hII ptrti o I
! the city. Apply at No. i Abingdon squat*, sacon 1 daoi
I from Hsik utrirt
BOARDING ? SINGLE OENTLEMBH ( AN Bfi AC
ccniOD'n'ated with ro?ti?s ami lull board Ht low
prices, %t \.'i Chambers aunt; also pb ?>uut rooms, 'u
accommodate three or four gentlemen. [lav hoarders
ean be accommodated also Reference required. ^
Elegjnt rooms* -one <>r two gfvti.emkn ok
liijjli respectability. wishing elegant and round
rooms with partial hosrif, in a splun<iid private residence
neiir tlie Brevoort House, nocu) n-d by a small i?nd atr't-lly
Srivate family. w hi r?t uo boarders are taken, may a<ldre.is
OOMS, Journal of Commerce office. .
FURNISHED PA1U.ORH, with full or partial
board, to gentlemen ami tlo'ir wives. Also bed
rooms for sin^l- gentloinenat No. H M'lietta street, witMa
one minute's walk of Bb acker street stuge* or Sixth
avenue earn.
FURNISHED ROOMS. ? TO LET, A ROOM. KKD.iOOM
and kit shea, witli cooking stove ?ud other fui.fc
ounces for keeping house Ctotou water up stairsl
Some rooms unfurnished. No boarding lo>n*e. Applv
at I 'Hi West Twenty-fourth street. ne?r Seventh avenue.
ITtURNISIIED ROOMS.? A PAKiXNi AND FOUR IJKD
. rooms, furnished, to let, w th or or wilho<.t boarl ?
ptivnte house, 1H4 Grand street, nnar Broo'.way. Term
moderate. ?
A_ .
FURNISHED ROOMS. ? WA.NTO, BY A GENTI-EMA*
between Fourteenth ami Twentieth streets, and le?
tween Broadway and SUtli avenue, a furnished purlin
and bedroom adjoin. ng, with a private iabl<* Reter
eoi-ea exchanged. Addrek* box SO Pout Oflice.
NO. 110 GRAND STREET. ? TO LOT, ONE LARUK
room, furniahed with or without board; also, seve
ril koiII noua, for single gentlemen. Rooms lighteil
with gaa.
NO. 6 1'NIVERSITY PLACE? TWO LARGE, HAND
somely furniahed parlor*, to let, to gentlemen, to
gether or separate, without board.
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN AND A GENTLEMAN AtfD
his wife may be accommodated with pleasant room*,
Ran. pantries, ,Vc , and board in a private family, reaid
iag in a delightful location, within Bre minutes walk of
the South and Wall street ferriea. where ah the comforta
of a home can be enjoyed. Inquire at lOuCbnton street,
Brooklyn.
EOOMS FOR TOREK SINGLE GENTLEMEN, WITH
board, may be obtained at !>44 Houston street, sc
cond block from Broadway. Also, board without room*.
KOOM8 SUITABLE FOR A GENTLEMAN AM) HIS
wife and one single gentli man or lady, with or
without board for the gentleman, in a private American
family ; no other boarders. Inquire at No. WO Hudson
street.
To LET? TWO NEATLY FURNISHED BEDROOMS, TO
single gectleiuen, with lire places, without boar t.
l'ont moderate. Apply at No. 5 Mick." street corner of
Fulton street, Brooklyn a minute's walk from tie ferry.
rro LET? WITH HOARD. AT 4o BAST fWINTIBTHI
JL street, a furnished hack parlor on the first d?4r.
suitable for a gentleman an i his wife: also, oas Ij.wt
room ou third floor, lor a single gentleman. Huns* witb
all the modern improvements, equally dista it from.
Broadway and Fourth avtnue
TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM MO
dated with board in a pr.vate family. Apply at 'it M
Greenwich street, near Chamber!.
WANTED, IN BROOKLYN? A NEATLY FLMNHIIKH
room, tor a gentleman, at a convetient. distauce
from the Fulton or Wall street ferries, with partial
board, breakfast snl tea and dinner on Sundays. Ad
dress, with particulars, stating loca'iou and terms,
?'William,'- bo* 2,'JU 8 Post OfHce.
A
mnicAL^
HEAUTIi'UI, SEYKN OCTAVE ?'.50 IIO^KWOOO
pianoforte is offered (or $245, made to order, eighl
weeks tdnce, by b?*t city maker*: superior tone, uew
stjie, cj.se finished back, i* perfect, with maker's fall
guarantee. Itcun be *een at No. t) College pla -.e, froa
s o'clock A. M. till o Wmmdiy wJtlwwiy. t
CA.sn music eroKE-Misic at half price ?
tit w Yotk, January 1, lK,r>5. ? William Hall ft Son,
211) Rrcadvay, opposite the l'ark, have decided to r*
duce the price ot their ent.re catalogue and slock of
non-copyright music to au average of one-half it* for^
raer price*. Iu order to alford thU reduction, we are I
obliged to adopt the cash system, aal wo beli?re tiiat
our friend* ami the public generally will be even better
nerved than heretofore, b> a atrict adherence to tiii.*
principle. In legulating our price*, we have adopted
our national currency, an t hare, as far a* po.-tsi bi<-, ma te
the pi icon in decimals. The price will be marsed oa ,
everv piece of tnusio. The nou copyright* thus : "Re
duced price, cent*,' and tiie copyrights td;uic ''Copy
right, ? cent*." All the non-copyright music printed
previous to this arrangement will be sold at o.ie-lialf
the old price*. A sinilar reduction will be made la in
struct ion book*, Ac Since the *tudy of music liu be
come unessential branch of education, a reduction in
the price of sheet music has been dem:m.led by tliA
public, and we have no doubt that the plan wo have
adopted will increase our sale* sufficient fo warrant ua
in carrying out our enterprise to It* fullest extent Our
catalogue already contains the works of the best Bun
pean authors, and we will continue to reprint such a*
may hereafter bs published, all nf which will be sold at
less than one-bslf the price* of the foreign copiei We
will continue the manufacture of pianofortes, guitar*,
flu tee, Ac , and also the importation of everv article of
musical merchandise, and will sell for cash only, at
greatly reduced price*. Orders from any part of the
country, enclosing the money, will be promptly and
faithfully attended to. WM HALL, ft .SON,
230 Broadway, opposite the Park.
For sai?? a spijcnimd piano, ovbov OBHDRO
pher ft Serall's best make, warranted an excellent
instrument or no sale; been iu use one year, just long
enough to prove it to be a perfect article. The owner,
having two of the Name make, would dispose of one on
reasonable term* Apply at 1LUI Fourth street, Wil
liamaburg.
Great chance? libhul offer.? horacs wa
TKR*, music pu blither and dealer, of ,,M Broad
way, will present a* a New Year'* gilt for 1856, one dol
lar'n worth of nsuaic, to be selected from his extensive l
catalogue, to tho?e who will purchase of Mm the aame
amount, previous to t!.e 25th of this month, and will
forward both gift and purchase post paid. He ha* aU?
made an enormous reduction in the prices of his cele
brated pianos, melodeons, and musical instrument! of all
kinds, aud mad** to correspond w.th the present harl
times. All order* promptly attended to.
MUSIC? A YOl'NO I.ADY, Pl'PIL OF THK MOST
celebrated vocal and instrumental performers that
have visited the I'nited states, ami possessing great na
tural abilities for instructing ethers, will give lesson* to
young ladle* at her residence, li* Thirty-fourth street,
between Seventh and F.igbth avenues, or will attend at
residences; three months will prove suflictent. Teroa*
in accordance with the times.
PIANO, MIRROR ASD PAINTINGS FOR SALE.?
Awful sacrifice.? An elegant 7 octave, excellent
toned rosewood piano for $150, cost $ a large, beau
tifnl ironrh plate oval mirror (cost $12*>), and two
UrKe,oil painting" (coat $210), for $100. Mint l>? sold
to-day Apply at 266 Fulton street, in the saloon.
SPLENDID MI SICAI, I'LH'ENTS JTJI, MEN'S I UN
r,i.nat?d dance music ? The Mario .Schottiache, with
splendid portrslt of Mario, (the only one In the country);
the tkirgia Vabw ? fine portrait of Gri?i; ths West Park
Poll* ? splendidly illuminated, the Farewell Valse ? Bag ^
nifjeeni portrait of Jullicn; the Fireman's Quadrille? an
m-rb pictorial title- the Max Sutalne Polka ? novel ill us
tration All the above were compose.! for special occa
aioni, and bear Jullien's de<iications ami autograph The
set form a magnificent volume, and an appropriate pre
seat, being gems of dance music JOHN DARf.lK, New
York, and all music sellers.
The banjo tauoht by a nkw and improvcd
method, in aix lesson* Terms $0. Jacob*' cele
brated banios for sale. California diamond pins of ail
kinJa. Proieo-ora S. B ft H. P. JACOBS, 407 Broadway. I
AHOUN TAl'GHT ON REASONABLE TERMS, BY A
pupil of Robert Haton, of the Iheatre Royal, Co
vent Garden, 1/indon. Apply at W. It Fisli'a thetUical
*ig store, f>09 Pearl strest, four door* froia Broadway.
BOBSF.fl, < \ Itltl v<.K v M .
1X>K SAI>:- A ROAN HORSE, SIX YEARS OIJ) ;
1 also, a bay trotting mare, that tan trot her mile in
2 (0. They wi'.l b? sold cheap, as tbe owner is about
It sving the c<ty. They can be seen at the Eleventh
Ward llotel, Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
f'OR SAI.K ? A FINK PAIR OF COACH H0B8H, SIX
te<n tends high ..color, bay, seven and eight y?ar?
old, Cne atyle aid action, and will 1? sold at the higheel
offer Injure at the National Hotel, No. 6 CortlanJt
street.
HOR.-l.s_A FAP.MFR, OS U>N0 Hl.AN'D, WfU,
. keep four or fivA hor*es during tae winter (ai?4
spring, if I? ll?l), at five dollar* per month Apply te
V T. SWIM.Y ft CO., 17# South *treet
WfAt.ON ? A M'PFJIIOR CITY III II.T IJtiHT TROT
Vf ting wagon for sale chetp. Ha* lif-n run four
If'-nths, but Is a* good a* new. Apply at Buck's Hotel,
corner Twenty fonrth street a id Third ave?n e.
w
AM'KI'? TO PTHCHASB A HOR.sE, CART 1st)
harnese. Inquire at (MM Oroenwieh ?trwet
rLonii(i?, at.
CUTrmNtJ? I.AOIW AND (sENTI-EME?' IUfTN?
clothe* to du<po<ke of, ran receive a fair eash^rtoe
by sending to the store 1'J I^nrvns street, n?ar r>?n al, er
Writ Hrr.a.way, or ad iress ?y letter throufh thepeei,
to | OOM Indies att'.nde.f bj Vr*. Coli*n.
CA T OH- CI OTHINO ? 12,000 WORTH WANTSCB -
1 a* hifliot oaeli ptice wili be liberally g-vo, in
currert moi. y, ior good lef oil ciothi.ig, ol ?v?ry 'l~
ecrtption. Oentieia?n wi?h.U| to dispose of tbe aeeve
will pl<ase address or call en JA.MM /. iitONt'Y, 11
Orenge etreet, neerCliatham
C~ tAsi o* ! ciorniNt. WANiri* -(.r r.r: ?mi:nhav
j in* any I-ftefT we*rtn? ep|<erel te dispo** of in
I* Re i - >n,sll quan'it,**, shall receive the ?, rr hi^t?e*?
fin ? for ?beni l?y a r^l> -r.g te or a?Uren*ief THOMAjl
I. (<0)'OV,4 0 F?a<i stmt, te?'.w-on City llali pi so*
and *Ueet.